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Ah, the one which I can't get out of my mind. Here comes the magician who'll make you believe he's got true magic, and then make you see he's fake, and then make you believe again. The characters (especially R) are developed in an unexpected way, they'll ruin the image of them which you've built in your mind. The main character R will make you a skeptic, just like how you'll doubt his magic. This is a piece worth reading. After discovering Annarasumanara, I rushed myself to see who the author is and tried his other works to hopefully feel again the magnificence I felt ... in this. Lastly, this series fall in the psychological genre- my favorite one- so it's a big check for people like me. Most people have already read this manhwa but for you who still haven't, go read this piece and you won't regret. Au revoir.

First of all, this manhwa is so underrated. I enjoyed this series a lot so I came to sites to know what others feel about it, to see if others feel the same way I do. The characters for this manhwa are likeable in their own ways and to my surprise I didn't come to hate a single character unlike in other series that I've read; their own flaws made them lovable. I swear this series is funny (mostly when they get angry and grab skin due to the absence of clothes to grab). All of Ha Il-Kwon's series give life lessons and God ... of Bath isn't an exception; it teaches you to follow your dream regardless if people think you're crazy or even if you're being looked down. This masterpiece isn't a waste of time so hurry up and check this out. I read this just within a day. But I'm warning you: you'll feel somehow incomplete after reading the end. Ha Il-Kwon wanted the readers to interpret the ending themselves so I guess that's why. And also because this is great but short in chapters (only 30 chapters) you'll find yourself craving for more. Nonetheless, you won't regret. Ciao.